1. First of all, when issuing a prescription, you must fill in the patient’s basic information, drug information, physician’s signature, etc. Basic patient information: including patient name, gender, age, department, diagnosis, etc.

2. Secondly, drug information: drug name, dosage, specification, quantity, usage and dosage, etc. Each prescription shall not exceed five drugs. The prescription generally shall not exceed 7 days’ dosage, and the validity period shall not exceed 3 days.

3. Then the doctor signs: The doctor who issues the prescription must sign correctly and the signature must be recorded.

4. The final prescription is an important document in the medical process and plays an important role. Each prescribing physician must make a correct diagnosis, be familiar with prescription management regulations, practice in accordance with the law, and issue prescriptions reasonably.